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Dave Karger

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@TCM host. Author, 50 Oscar Nights (2024) & 50 Movie Nights (2026). @LATimes Buzzmeter panelist. @TODAYshow commentator. @CriticsChoice member. @DukeU alum.
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The Bookworm Sez: The memorable Oscar nights

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By Dave Karger
| APG Wisconsin
Studies say that the average person prefers a taller man. Height matters in many opinions and if a man’s a nice dresser, that’s even better. A pleasing comportment catches the eye, too. But if he’s stoic, just over thirteen inches tall, and clad head-to-toe in gold, well, most women — and men — would do anything for him. Those who’ve met that guy never forget him, as you’ll see in “50 Oscar Nights” by Dave Karger. kAmx>28:?6 :Ei E96 =:89ED 2C6 3C:89E[ J@F’C6 D:EE:?8 :?
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Bookworm

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By Dave Karger
| The Bradford Era Verified
Studies say that the average person prefers a taller man. Height matters in many opinions and if a man's a nice dresser, that's even better. A pleasing comportment catches the eye, too. But if he's stoic, just over thirteen inches tall, and clad head-to-toe in gold, well, most women – and men – would do anything for him. Those who've met that guy never forget him, as you'll see in "50 Oscar Nights" by Dave Karger.
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Oscars 2024: Greta Gerwig and Margot Robbie were snubbed, but it’s still the year of Barbie-and Oppenheimer

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By Dave Karger
| Fast Company Middle East Verified
Universal’s Oppenheimer and Warner Bros.’s Barbie, which together grossed almost one billion dollars at the domestic box office last summer, have now earned a combined 21 Academy Award nominations. Both films made the shortlists for Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay, although Barbie’s Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig surprisingly missed the cut in their respective Best Actress and Best Director categories.
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